The Black Keys Bring the Peaches 'n Kream World Tour to Hard Rock Live — April 24, 2026
The Black Keys delivered a 25-song set at Hard Rock Live on April 24, running deep into their catalog and covering everyone from Earl Hooker to Dr. Feelgood, closing with "Lonely Boy" on the Peaches 'n Kream World Tour.
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Hard Rock Live in Hollywood has hosted some of the most memorable nights in South Florida's concert history. The Black Keys on April 24 added another one to the list.
The Black Keys ' Peaches 'n Kream World Tour '26 stopped at Hard Rock Live in Hollywood on April 24, and Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney delivered a 25-song set that was as much a survey of American roots music as it was a greatest-hits show. The duo has always worn their influences openly, and the setlist made those debts explicit. They opened with a medley of "Thickfreakness / The Breaks / I'll Be Your Man" before moving through "Busted," "Your Touch," "Heavy Soul," and "I Got Mine." The radio hits arrived in waves — "Gold on the Ceiling," "Tighten Up," "Lo/Hi," "Howlin' for You," "Fever" — interspersed with deep cuts and covers that revealed the band's roots: Richard Berry's "Have Love Will Travel," Earl Hooker's "You Got to Lose," Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup's "Who's Been Foolin' You," Willie Griffin's "Where There's Smoke, There's Fire," and a Dr. Feelgood cover of "She Does It Right." "Weight of Love," "Wild Child," "Little Black Submarines," and Ted Lucas's "It Is So Nice to Get Stoned" preceded the closing "Lonely Boy," which sent the crowd out on a high. It was a set that rewarded both the casual fan and the obsessive in equal measure. For more upcoming events across South Florida, visit the Premier Guide Miami Events Calendar .
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